Ibis Manchester Princess St

"Having stayed at Ibis Manchester Centre Princess Street on multiple occasions over the past months, I can confidently say that the hotel itself and the service from the team is of consistent quality. Everyone from reception and management, to housekeeping and breakfast, strive to ensure I have the best stay possible - all of whom are super friendly and attentive. I highly recommend staying at this hotel for central convenience, a decent room at a decent price, and consistently great service from the team."

"Nothing fancy, but clean and handy for both the city centre and the university. 15 min walk from Piccadilly Station or Manchester University. Superior room (5, grounf floor at the back) was clean, quiet, and had everything needed - comfortable bed, good shower and kettle! Check in a bit vague but fairly painless, breakfast OK with reasonable choice (and at least the bacon was crispy 😅). Would use again when next up North."

"Handy little hotel for bargain price. We booked this for a quick one night stay as we were at a gig at the Manchester Apollo. Have stayed in Ibis hotels before and knew to expect basic - but this was alright actually. Very well located for the city and where we needed to be. Welcome at check-in was superb and friendly. Quick too. Bed pretty comfortable. Yes the rooms are small and the bathroom more like something you get on an overnight boat to Holland, but perfectly functional for a quick stay. Breakfast was a buffet affair on the more basic side. Sadly only scrambled eggs, but all the food hot and well replenished. Juices and coffees were poor. The live yoghurt pots were a nice surprise. On the downside was the 'bar'. We went to the bar after our show and aside from the limited places to sit and relax (all high stools) we sat at the bar. Not sure what is wrong with their stock ordering. Half the beers were off on the taps, and by the time we left, down to one. Ordered two large glasses of red wine (she had no idea if they had any more in the back - thankfully they did). Had run out of glasses so we were in mis-matched affairs (no biggie I guess, but how do you not have glasses?). Bit peckish - ordered some fries (bargin price £1.95) from the 24 hour food section. Arrived, and offered sauces etc. They had run out of vinegar... They seem to run out of a lot of things! All quite amusing though, and we slept well for a very cheap price. No huge complaint. Just don't expect the Radisson.."